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You mean something like the Hurst bands? Gold rounding top ES going parabolic Both projections are probably wrong.

Mark Brown. If you are the author and copyright holder, why don't you go after elitetrader (threadid=131234) and jficquette who posted the code? They are both well known John Ficquette - San Diego, CA | Facebook

I happened to have read the entire questionnaire and the blog written by Tim Cox of Liberty Hill, Texas, the founder of GOOOH and I disagree with a lot of what he stands for, so it is with some consideration that I dismissed his idea behind GOOOH. The GOOOH site is basically a pledging site for a third party and you join by paying and answering and pledging to the 100+ questions on how you will vote. These 100+ questions were hand picked by Tim Cox and no other inputs are possible. The plan is to have candidates be bound by the way they answered these 100+ questions and they should resign if they break their pledge to the way they answered these questions. There is nothing wrong with supporting third party candidates. But somehow to suggest that GOOOH is something new and unique that requires special attention and reservation at the polls is ludicrous. To suggest that elections don't work because you can't get support for your third party candidate is kind of pathetic. If you can't make your case as a third party candidate and attract support, you don't deserve a place at the polls.

Right. Elections are too hard to participate Let's just all fill out a form on line. ... but wait, there is more...the GOOOH questionnaire must be 120 lines long. May be elections are not that hard to participate after all.

Please set up custom sessions by Quotemanager (MC 5.5 and above only). You can ask for and receive help if you are a registered MC user on the MC forum at tssupport.com.

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Big government has always been the response to big failures in big business or military conflicts. After all, no one expects big business to bail out or fight a war for any one - they are in the profit business after all. In the US, it was a string of Republicans and big business bubble in the 20s that brought about the crash of 1929 and subsequent election of FDR and then big government and regulation. The alternative was even greater suffering of the middle and lower economic class.

It seems like Fulcrumtrader (AMT4SWA) is marketing his services on this forum. Those who are interested should search for "Inventory Grab Alert 4" "Inventory Grab Alert 4" - Google Search On ET threadid=162563&perpage=6&pagenumber=397 there should be a doc file that summarizes the trading style. You can decide if it suits you. amt notes - cumulative volume delta.doc amt notes - cumulative volume delta.doc

What you want to do to reverse is to use Sell Short (or SellShort, same function), ie., ..... SellShort next bar at Market; You are trying to implement EL strategy using a platform that is not 100% EL compatible. I don't know what kind of support OEcry gives to strategy development, but all these questions are covered in the TS support forum, tutorial and documentation. The problem you are facing is how compatible is OEcry to TS EL strategy coding? Here are some references to look at. Unfortunately, many other online tutorials and the TS forum are only accessible to Tradestation registered users. Tradestation and TS Support combined Knowledgebase: http://www.tssupport.com/support/base/ Getting Started with Easylanguage: https://www.tradestation.com/support/books/pdf/EL_Getting_Started.pdf EasyLanguage Reference Guide: https://www.tradestation.com/support/books/pdf/EL_Ref_Guide.pdf TradeStation EasyLanguage Extension Software Development Kit: http://www.tradestation.com/Support/Books/pdf/EasyLanguage_Extension_SDK.pdf The essential EasyLanguage programming guide https://www.tradestation.com/support/books/pdf/EL_Essentials.pdf ---> At least, get the following two files, then make a shortcut to them in your quicklaunch bar. The EasyLanguage Functions & Reserved Words Reference: https://www.tradestation.com/support/books/pdf/EL_FunctionsAndReservedWords_Ref.pdf Multicharts User Guide: http://www.tssupport.com/multicharts/tutorials/multicharts.pdf Also see: http://forum.tssupport.com/viewtopic.php?t=3339

If you never lose why do you want to be an IB? and don't you do have the ability to say no to MBtrading? Why do you send out some indicators only after donations if you don't need the 'donations' and you never lose?

You need to talk to this guy. He had a plan with other people's money as well. $OPM$

Please search for forexgrail for more information on the free xls spreadsheet. Tom Yeomans was the original author but has written a new version for fee. 1. Make sure MT4 DDE is enable under tools. 2. Make sure Excel Eurotool is enable under tools.

Slab, This is usually a swinghighbar, swinglowbar level plots. You can find more answers by searching this (eg. "swing high low") and the TS forum for the indicator you seek. For example, the following was contributed by John Mc. on the TS forum. 20080602231659SWINGHILO.ELD

http://www.savefile.com/files/1564611 use winrar to extract text file. 1 yr 1min ES with volume.

That is a problem with MC. Even if you got a good datafeed, MC is problematic. TS is a better alternative IMO.

Competition is always good. Why was there even a CME CBOT merger in the first place? NEW YORK (AP) -- CME Group Inc.'s stock slipped Monday after a group of banks and trading firms said they plan to launch their own futures exchange to try to garner cheaper commissions. Late Friday, 12 financial institutions including Merrill Lynch & Co., Citigroup Inc., and Bank of America Corp. unveiled a plan for an electronic trading exchange. Initially, the exchange will host trading of futures contracts linked to U.S. Treasury bonds and then branch into new products later next year.

http://www.tradingsuccess.com/bs-construction.pdfRay didn't named the system 'BS' :doh: for nothing. CHAPTER 5 FORMULAS FOR CONSTRUCTING 1 [b]BARROS SWING [/b]CONSTRUCTION The smallest swing in any timeframe is the 1 period. In the [b]BS[/b] these are drawn differently to the other swings in the same timeframe. 1-Period Swings To draw a 1-period swing start at an extreme low or high. For the purposes of this illustration, let’s assume we start from a low. FIGURE 1 Dow Jones Industrial, Cash, Daily In the chart above, let’s say we start the swing on Mar 12th, from the low we draw the line its high and continue to do so until Fri Mar 21st. On Monday we have a low below the previous day’s low. Accordingly we draw the line down from the high of Fri to the low of Monday and continue to do so until we get a day where the high exceeds the previous day’s high. At that point we draw the line up and so on. Inside days are ignored. For outside day’s the drawing of the line is delayed until the day following the outside day – if the high of the outside is exceeded, we draw the line up; if the low is exceeded we draw the line down. CHAPTER 5 FORMULAS FOR CONSTRUCTING 2 Periods Greater Than 1 3-period: Using the same data. We start from the low and turn the line up when: we exceed the highest high of the past 3 days (including today) + 10% of the adjacent 1-period swing FIGURE 2 Dow Jones Industrials, Cash, Daily In Figure 2, the magenta lines represent 1-period swings. At the completion of trading on Wed Mar 12th, the 3-d line will turn up on breach of highest high of the past 3 days (incl. Today) viz, 7739.4 + 60 (10% of the 1 period swing which was 600.35 points). The line will continue up until the market takes out a low that is the lowest low of the past 3 days +10% of the adjacent 1-period swing. Reverse to turn the line down. 5-period: The same principles apply except that the filter used is 10% of the adjacent 3-period swing and the line turns when the 5-period extreme is exceeded + 10% of the adjacent 3-period swing. Note that this means that for every timeframe, we first need to calculate the 1-period swing irrespective of the swing size we are considering. CHAPTER 5 FORMULAS FOR CONSTRUCTING 3 ADDITIONAL RULES To circumvent the situation where the market fails to move sufficiently to turn the line because it fails to reach the filter, there are two additional rules. 1) The swings (except for the 3-d) represent 1-p swings of high timeframes e.g. the 5-daily swing represented the 1-period weekly. Hence any time we turn the 1-period weekly line, the 5-d line must also turn. At the end of this chapter, I have outlined the various relationships. 2) For a down swing, the price at which the line turns up can move down but not up; in an up swing, the price at which the line turns down can move up but not down. e.g. Let’s says the line has been going up and we are looking to turn the line down. The lowest low of the past 5 days is 100 and the 10% filter is 10. The price at which the line would turn would be (100 –10) = 90 The next day the market moves down and gets to 97. In other words it exceeds the low at 100 but fails to reach the low minus the filter price at 90. The question is: at what price would the line now turn? Because of this rule the price remains frozen at 90; otherwise it would be 97 – 10 = 87. PERIOD RELATIONSHIPS DAILY DATA 05-d = 1-p weekly 18d= 1-p monthly WEEKLY DATA 13-W = 1-P QUARTERLY MONTHLY 12-M = 1 PERIOD YEARLY 30-M = 1 PERIOD 2.5 YEARS 60m = 1 PERIOD 5-YEARLY

NT6x will likely not install if you don't already have Dot Net 2.0. Your problem is probably more database related, try re installing MDAC : http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=6c050fe3-c795-4b7d-b037-185d0506396c&displaylang=en NT6x is not the most stable of programs (be prepared for crashes and freezes) and until recently the support and development has not been up to par with their competitors (ie TS). It is not free for trading unless you get it with a deal with some IBs (introducing brokers). Admittedly, what you get for free in simulation trading and charting is a good deal.

Not an expert TS programmer here, but I think what you are asking is a little complicated with TS EL. Here is a similar example of drawing trendline on a subgraph: https://www.tradestation.com/Discussions/Topic.aspx?Topic_ID=69608 A simple solution may be to use the Opentick NYSE feed ($1/month) of ^ADDIFFN into the free for charting Ninjatrader and plot the regression channel. Please note that the Opentick feed is not always reliable, but neither is the Adv-Decl line. One more advantage is that you could see the candles for the Adv-Decl line, which is useful for some traders.

In an act of "creative imitation" (or is it "imitative creationism" ), Hubert Senter of TTM will also release a proprietary TS indicator called ... TTM Delta Divergence in early November, 2007. This indicator is looking for: Here is a link to a swf video describing this indicator : http://www.divshare.com/download/2532690-421 Those wishing to write the code for this may read up on a real time bid ask price action indicator called TickMoneyFlow here: https://www.tradestation.com/Discussions/Topic.aspx?Topic_ID=68788&Page=2 which may be another source of "creative imitation" for TTM. {TickMoneyFlow indicator from TS forum. D=68788&Page=2 The CurrentAsk/CurrentBid function returns the current real-time inside Ask/Bid for the last bar on the chart, for use in a chart window. CurrentAsk/CurrentBid cannot reference historical Ask/Bid data, and returns the Close of the bar for all historical bars in a chart. Keep in mind that symbols that do not trade directly will report 0; (e.g. Market Index Symbols). } Inputs: Length1(500),Length2(100); Vars: IntrabarPersist TickFlag(0), IntrabarPersist OldPrice(0), IntrabarPersist TMF(0), IntrabarPersist NewTickVol(0), IntrabarPersist MyBarVolume(0); if BarNumber >= 1 then begin NewTickVol = Ticks - MyBarVolume; MyBarVolume = MyBarVolume + NewTickVol; if (C>=CurrentAsk) then begin TMF=TMF + (C * NewTickVol); TickFlag = 1; end; if (C<=CurrentBid) then begin TMF=TMF - (C * NewTickVol); TickFlag = 2; end; if (C<CurrentAsk and C>CurrentBid) and C>OldPrice then TMF=TMF + (C*NewTickVol); if (C<CurrentAsk and C>CurrentBid) and C<OldPrice then TMF=TMF - (C*NewTickVol); if (C<CurrentAsk and C>CurrentBid) and C=OldPrice and TickFlag = 1 then TMF=TMF + (C*NewTickVol); if (C<CurrentAsk and C>CurrentBid) and C=OldPrice and TickFlag = 2 then TMF=TMF - (C*NewTickVol); OldPrice = C; if BarStatus(1) = 2 then MyBarVolume = 0; end; Plot1(TMF, "TMF"); Plot2(LinearRegValue(Plot1,Length1,0)); Plot3(LinearRegValue(Plot1,Length2,0));